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Nobody Loves You Like I Do

Nobody loves you like I do

Nobody knows you like I do

The birds sing their faintest lullabies

Whenever the orphans begin to cry

The words you say have scared me to death

And knocked me out until there was no life left

The sonnets are now fresh and warm...

While the sun seeps through the clouds

The ending of the prolonged thunderstorm

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Nov 3, 2011
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